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LAND NOTICES' 0 E SAL E. MERCHANT'S SUBURBAN HOME, with or without furniture, C rooms and bathroom, verandah on two sides, washhousc and workshop, water laid on, deep drainage, gas, sun all day, no hill climbing, 5 minutes from station, corner section, 195 x 150 feet, splendid garden, also flower garden, concrete and asphalt paths, lire , hedges, good locality, can never be built in. iCI7S down, balance easy terms. SUBURBAN LAND.—I 7 acres, o-Toomed hou.se, water laid on, running streams, splendid shelter, new fences, ideal home, 1 milo from station on metalled road, 10 acres ploughable. .£l5O down, balance easy; (will not rent). SUBURBAN HOME.—S Rooms, well fenced, sun all day, well built house, with about 2 acres of land, all in grass, 10 minutes from station; fare to Wellington 2s. weekly. ,£IOO down, balance 12s. weekly. SUBURBAN 2-STORY FACTORY, with a new Tangye Benzine Engine, on the main street, just the placo for a furniture factory, no opposition, could give some work to a first-class man; building practically new; will assist a good man to make things go. DAVID M'CRAE, 25 AND 27 PARISH STREET. SMALL SHEEP-RUN FOR SALE OR • LEASE, Near WAITARA and URENUI. • WE liavo been recently advertising 600 Acres, 20 miles from Wuitara Freezing Works, and 9 miles from Urenui Sale Yards; 300 acres in grass. Said to be 2-sheep country. Fenced and good whare. Balance. bush. Title; L.1.P.; ground rental, 3220 p.a. Having failed to make a. sale owing to the scarcity of cash amongst farm buyers and as the property is now idle, the owner having gone to the war, the Mortgagee will Lease for a term to be agreed at 3s. 6d. per acre, with Right of Purchase at £3 10s. per acre. The Mortgagee is a hotelkeeper, and cannot go on the property himself. This is a good opportunity for a young man. Apply to DWAN BROS., ° Willis Street, Wellington. FOR SALE, where there is no winter, 189 acres, North Auckland, 1-4 miles from. Whangarei, partly improved, all ploughable, 4-roomed house and outbuildings, carrying 25 cows; will carry 50 when fully improved; close to School and P.O. Price £9 per acre; terms. Apply to J. R.- MASTERS, , Kokopu. RHEUMATISM VANQUISHED —: « A MARVELLOUS CASE AT BIRKENHEAD. Mr. R. Morris,' an old and respected resident of Birkenhead, Auckland, has written two letters describing his experience of the great Rheumatic Cure which iB creating such a stir about Auckland just, now—viz., "RHEUMALINE-OXYGENA." On July 2, 1915, Mr. Morris wrote:— "Dear Sir,—l am very pleased to be able to stato thot I am nearly'' free from pain. and am able to walk much better. What a lot of suffering I would have been saved from had I only known of, your remedy before. I have tried many other remedies, but this is the only one that has relieved mc from pain. I have been a resident of Birkenhead for over 20 yeare. I am well known. If you like to go to the trouble of inquiring, almost any of the residents here could tell you what a bad case mine has been. I trust, that you will send the remedy all over the world, and so relieve suffering. Yours faithfully, . E. A. MORKIB." Ho wrot® again on August 10 as follows "Dear Sir,—lt is now eight weeks since I commenced taking your rheumatic cure. I have waited to see if tho changcs of the weather would affect me, but I find that the weather makes no difference to., me now. When I commenced the cure I was in agony, and had been so for nearly * live years. I had given up all hope of ever getting better, hut to my , great eniTprise your euro acted like magio, and I can now walk well. Yours faithfully. K. A. MOBRIS." After being practically "helpless and in constant agony for five years, Mr. Morris is now a well man again, and back at work. This is but a typical case, and we cite it because it is one of the latest, but we have more wonderful things yet to tell you. ' * ~ SEND FOR THIS FREE BOOK. Fill in this coupon and post it to-day, and by return mail you will receive a boob of absorbing interest. To the Dominion Rheumatic Cure Pty„ Ltd., 5 Grey Buildings, High St., Auckland. ' Please send mo your free book entitled "The Broken Crutch: A Most Interesting Story," mentioned in tho "Dominion."—loG

Name ' Address If you suffer from Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, or any kidney or Blood Trouble, and neglect to -try this marvellous remedy, you are missing something that is more valuable than riches—GOOD HEALTH. NEWCASTLE COAL. TRY. HEBBURN GOAL. THE FINEST FOR STEAM AND HOUSEHOLD USE. Next Shipment arriving per s.s. KOROMIKO. All other Coals Stocked. ORDER EARLY. SAMUEL BROWN, LTD. COLLIERY REPRESENTATIVES, 31-33 Johnston Street, Wellington. fIME MONEY During Wartime—not by paying a low price for an inferior article, but by RECEIVING UTMOST VALUE FOR BEST QUALITY This applies to "your now suit" in particular, and our advice to all wise men is to placo their tailoring orders with us, and bo sure of getting the very best at a good valuo price. We have a reputation for Tailoring which will stand any test ; and every man can como to us with all confidence. The newest materials now call i'or inspection, and we welcome a visit from you I—before the busy time commences! Morrison & Penney MCCARTHY'S BUILDINCS (Upstairs), WILLIS ST., 'WELLINGTON.

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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2624, 20 November 1915, Page 15

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Page 15 Advertisements Column 3 Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2624, 20 November 1915, Page 15

Page 15 Advertisements Column 3 Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2624, 20 November 1915, Page 15

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